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The City Council held a hearing Monday to discuss the dangers of unregulated sidewalk ATM machines.

Custom Men on West 57th Street sued Pedro Espada, saying he never paid his Feb. 2009 bill for six custom-made suits.

Together, the new laws form the most extensive overhaul of recycling in the city in more than 20 years.

New York has become the last state in the nation to adopt no-fault divorces.

A law meant to stamp out illegal hotels also prohibits tenants from renting out their apartments while they're on vacation.

Bloomberg opposed a bill that would have banned the city from towing vehicles that repeatedly park illegally.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned that a new tax on hedge fund managers would drive them to Connecticut.

The new law stems from the deaths of Hayley Ng, 4, and Diego Martinez, 3, last year in Chinatown.

The legislature also passed bills establishing domestic workers' rights and requirements for midwives.

The bill says that leaving stations unattended "encourages our enemies to exploit a perceived 'weak link.'"

The bill would prohibit tenants from renting out their apartments for fewer than 30 days.

Gov. David Paterson remains deadlocked with State Senate and Assembly over the proposed budget.

Bars would have to close early, institute table service and refrain from playing amplified music under a proposed law.

Food Truck vendors fought for their right to park at a public hearing on a new bill that they said would kill their industry.

A new City Council bill aims to suspend and revoke the food licenses of food trucks that idle or feed the meter.